To bake meatHi everybody!
I was wondering if it's correct to say "to bake meat" ... If I'm not mistaken... I think that the verb "to bake" is only for things related to the bakery business... so, what do you think?
thank you in advance
me neither... the first thing about meat in my head is roasting itTo bake meatHow about to roast it?
I have never heard of 'baking" meat![]()
I'm thinking.....Don't you need some water to bake things? And I don't think meat is watery.....Doesn't it get toasted outside but still raw inside?me neither... the first thing about meat in my head is roasting it![]()
Can you give some context for this?Hi everybody!
I was wondering if it's correct to say "to bake meat" ... If I'm not mistaken... I think that the verb "to bake" is only for things related to the bakery business... so, what do you think?
thank you in advance
Exactly WordLover, I don't know why I didn't think of it earlier, but every Thanksgiving . . I bake a ham.Hi,
If I were to cook a meat loaf in my oven, I would bake it.
well here goes the context: "...the whole family comes together to enjoy each other, to interchange presents and to eat meat baked that day" ... yes, I know what's meat-pie... that is why I think the sentence above is not correct ... or at least acurate...Can you give some context for this?
There is a term, "baked meats" = means meat-pie. “The funeral baked meats did coldly furnish forth the marriage table” (Hamlet); i.e. the hot meat-pies (venison pasties) served at the funeral and not eaten, were served cold at the marriage banquet.
Technically meat that is cooked in an oven is baked, not roasted. Roasting requires the meat to be cooked in front of/over an open fire.
I love to cook and yes, you can bake meat. More commonly, meat will be roasted or broiled, but people to bake meat for a long slow cook . . but I guess then that would also be roasting.
In many recipe directions, you will see:
Preheat oven to 250 and bake for 2 hours.
I actually believe, that roast, depends more on the meat . . usually you roast a whole piece of meat . . when I say this . . I mean like A whole chicken, or a pork roast.
so, is it more common to say to roast meat? ...Baking involves dry heat, usually on a hot surface.
Roasting originally meant cooking by direct exposure to fire.
For some reason, when I cook food in an oven, I bake the things I could buy in a bakery and I bake potatoes, apples and pies. I roast meat.
That is not a comprehensive list.
Here something from my dictionary (Longman Contemporary English):I'm thinking.....Don't you need some water to bake things? And I don't think meat is watery.....Doesn't it get toasted outside but still raw inside?(By the way, I'm a vegetarian
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Hi,
If I were to cook a meat loaf in my oven, I would bake it.
So, I think it doesn't matter wheter you use bake or roast, uh?Exactly WordLover, I don't know why I didn't think of it earlier, but every Thanksgiving . . I bake a ham.
In all actuality that would depend on if you're roasting or baking. HMMMM . . Maybe I can find a recipe site definition for both of these words . . give me a moment.ok LaReinita... so I have to be more specific to use "to bake", otherwise the use of "to roast" is better (for meat)
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